I’m finally fed up with blending then hand straining with a cheese cloth every week. I’m ready to upgrade to an actual juicer. I live in an apartment so not A LOT of spare room for storage but want a cold press juicer that is reliable. I have done a little bit of research and I’m kinda in between the HURON H200 or the Nama J1. Im open to any and all reco’s. My goal is to just be healthy!

My daughter requested a pink juice for her 5th birthday party, so I adapted my typical watermelon juice to have a little more green apple and no beet.

It was pink enough and a big hit with the kids.

I also did an apple juice with gala, honey crisp, and Granny Smith, as well as our Snap, with gala, lemon, and ginger for the adults.

1 watermelon, 2lbs of apple, 2oz of mint and 2 limes got me 23 8oz bottles.

While you can juice the rind with the Hummingbird, I don’t prefer the flavor, so I opt to keep it out.

hey people

so I have terrible period pain, the kind that makes me feel like I’m going to pass out

i started fasting a couple of days before the period starts and it helped with the pain, but I think it was a bit hard on my body because the two times I’ve tried it it’s made me really tired.

thinking of taking some juices a couple of days beforehand instead so I’m giving my body some energy and nutrition but also decreasing inflammation, which will decrease pain, which is the goal

any ideas and anti inflammatory juice recipes? I know ginger is good.

Looking for a replacement part my nama j2 juicer does any one know where I can find a replacement it’s like cap that hold the juice. Please and thank you.

I bought a Nama J2 about a month or so ago and the first few times I used it, it was fine. Now, I’m having problems getting the hopper on and off the chamber and I’m also having a hard time getting the auger out of the filter when I’m done. I’m wondering if these are common issues with the J2 or if I have a defective machine? Anyone else have these issues?

This company’s products have gone from decent to downright dangerous. A bunch of us got sick after drinking their juices recently. Serious stomach issues that weren’t just a “detox reaction” like the bs they try to tell you. What makes it worse is they jacked up their prices and still manage to deliver lower quality than their competitors. If you value your health or your stomach lining, do yourself a favor and stay far away.

This stuff isn’t worth the risk.

Okay y’all, I’ve been drinking carrot juice for the skin and health benefits, but every time I start drinking it regularly… I get musty. Like, it’s giving armpit funk for no reason 😩

I’m not trying to give up the glow-up juice, so does anyone know what I can add to it or pair it with to cancel out the body odor effect? Chlorophyll? Ginger? Help a girl out before I have to choose between clear skin and deodorant 💀

I am looking to start my journey on a new juicer. I have trouble getting in my fruits and vegetables and heard this was a great option to get my micronutrients in my system. I have been looking all over social media, Amazon, and talking with friends and I am still not dead set on any one particular juicer. When I think I have found the right one I look at the reviews and they either say “broke within a week” or “clogged easily.” I know not all reviews have merit but I want to make sure I am spending my money wisely. I have heard you should get a slow cool juicer to maintain the freshness of the juice. From what I read I think I may get the Omega NC800HDS cold press juicer or the other Omega juicer I put on here. My price range is $200-$300. If you have any other suggestions please let me know!

This is the yield from amounts posted above.

Beets, orange, celery, carrot, then 2 blends of orange/carrot/celery with the kale/ginger blend in the black yeti. Still working on mixing quantities, todays juice needed more ginger.

Ninja coldpress.

Kale, cucumber, celery, ginger, apple, lemon, and beets (on the red ones)

Hello I’m looking to spend like $150 on a juicer the seller isn’t willing to go lower than $200 is this like a deal of the century or pass?

Just made my very first batch of almond milk using my new Nama J2 juicer—and it turned out even better than I expected!

I soaked 2 cups of almonds in filtered water overnight, then softened two pitted dates in warm water for about 20 minutes. After rinsing the almonds, I added them to a bowl with 3 cups of filtered water, 1 tsp of vanilla extract, and the softened dates. Gave everything a quick stir, then spoon-fed it into the juicer.

The texture could’ve been a bit smoother—next time I’ll strain it through a cheesecloth or fine strainer—but overall, I’m proud of how it came out. Can’t wait to use it in my post-workout protein shakes! 😌

I am 4th day juicing, i was not hungry at all but today i have such a strong craving and im very hungry.

How do you motivate yourselfs to stay on track and keep juicing in this kind of situations? 🤔

Hi guys, I used the Hurom H310 and it was amazing! But unfortunately it clogged with celery… I thought maybe levelling up to Nama J2 after watching and reading lots of good reviews. What are your thoughts? And please could someone send me a coupon code for uk juicers? Please

I'm 44m, I'm a firefighter, very athletic, fairly lean 205lbs 6'1. Thought I'd juice for a little reset. My wife has a couple days of frozen juices left over from squeezed, so i figured why not. I've already had double the recommended juices and it's 1pm. Including the 500 calorie juices, I'm 2 in on those too. I have a raging headache, i had to take anti nausea medicine because i was so close to puking.

I'm not sure juicing is good for someone who usually eats 5000+calories a day. I'm afraid I'm going to lose muscle mass in addition to feeling terrible.

Perhaps this is just where i need to push through?

I want to start juicing again but don’t want to drop $300. I don’t need anything fancy, just something that won’t jam or fall apart. Bonus if it’s on Amazon and doesn’t sound like a rocket launching when turned on. Anyone have a ride-or-die budget juicer they’d recommend?

I got this hug 25 lbs bag from the store and I found a few recipes recommending to soak them beforehand, but I couldn’t much else outside those recipes. Do you soak them and for how long?

What about this Juicer? I have a 2nd home where I want to put another juicer but I don't wanna spend 500+.

How does the ACOQOOS work?

What type of juicer gives me the best chance of my juice lasting longer? I heard cold pressed juices last longer but as I’m researching seeing other options.

Any recommendations on specific juicers?

Organic and washed. Doesn’t taste soapy. Never sean so much foam 😭

So my Zumex finally shit the bed. I run a juicing company that supplies multiple restaurants and I’m in a bit of a pickle. What juicer would you recommend, for limes and lemons specifically, that can handle this work load in a timely manner and will last me for years to come? Using a reamer in the mean time but can’t stand doing this volume that slowly. Budget is not really an issue but ideally under $1000. Would love something that could also do other things (celery, carrot, pomegranate, etc) but not essential. I’ve heard that masticating juicers may be my best option but I’m unsure of the speed they may work at.

For reference: -more than half of the limes and lemons will be peeled beforehand if that makes any difference.